
New Delhi, July 23: Students across the nation have welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decision to establish a fast-track court for hearing NEET paper leak cases. They believe this move will lead to swift action against the culprits, expedite justice, and help prevent future incidents of paper leaks.
A student from Delhi expressed, “From our perspective, this is a great decision. It would have been better if it had been made earlier. Students wouldn’t have had to protest against the government, and the government wouldn’t have needed to take additional measures.”
Lakhshya Singh, a NEET aspirant, praised the government’s initiative, stating, “The government has made the right choice. The fast-track court will ensure quick hearings and actions. The paper leak mafia and large companies sell these papers. If the mafia is caught, future leaks can be avoided. This is commendable.”
An emotional NEET aspirant from Madhya Pradesh shared, “The government has initiated a fast-track system. This is the right step. It might prevent paper leak issues in the future. Many students have committed suicide due to exam stress, some have fallen into depression, and many have lost their mental balance. If this system works properly, it can save lives and help students move forward.”
Another NEET student remarked, “This is an excellent decision. Every NEET student starts their preparation with a dream. It takes one to three years, and if the results are not favorable, they can fall into deep depression. With the fast-track court, those involved in paper leaks will be arrested, and strict actions will be taken, ensuring upcoming exams are conducted fairly.”
A student from Kupwara in Jammu and Kashmir praised PM Modi’s decision, stating, “I appreciate this decision and the steps taken. Students who participated in NEET and faced the possibility of retaking the exam were under immense stress. The Prime Minister has done a commendable job.”
Another student from Kupwara emphasized, “PM Modi has made a significant decision. We want action against everyone involved in the NEET paper leak. Those responsible should face swift punishment to prevent such incidents in the future.”
Ansh Vikram Singh from Chanduali, who participated in this year’s NEET, said, “Students have welcomed this announcement. Thank you, PM Modi. The mafia will fear leaking papers in upcoming exams. The Prime Minister has made a good decision.”
Ankita Pandey, a student who passed NEET from the same region, commented, “The decision made is very sensitive. This matter has been handled with great care. Action against those responsible for paper leaks and the fast-track court will expedite the process, making the public feel satisfied. We hope such incidents do not occur in the coming years.”
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